Guwahati,Assam: Today, DISPUR (KHANAPARA) ICDS PROJECT KAMRUP METRO had the honor of hosting a meaningful event at Rangamancha, Rukmininagar, Wireless, Kamrup (M), Assam. The event featured the distribution of free aids and appliances to Divyangjan (persons with disabilities) in the region.
The event was filled with heartwarming moments, and and the organizers expressed their gratitude to everyone who contributed to its success.
The event was graced by the presence of Chief Guest of the event, Sh. Bhaskar Jyoti Manta, Director of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of Assam, shared his thoughts on providing much needed assistance and bringing attention to the needs of the Divyangjan community.
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| Bhaskar Jyoti Manta, Director |
And also appreciate the other dignitaries who joined the event and contributed to the success of this initiative.
Their efforts will continue to make a lasting impact on the lives of many.
Organizes are truly grateful to everyone involved, and this event stands as a testament to the power of community support, collaboration, and compassion.
Each of these aids and appliances was a crucial step toward improving the quality of life for the recipients.
Gratitude to the Partners and Supporters:
Special thanks to
Sh. Mukesh Misra, Manager (ALIMCO) Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India , whose collaboration made this event possible.
A special note of appreciation goes to the DISPUR (K) ICDS PROJECT, Kamrup (M) for their active participation and support in organizing this event.
Kamal Kumar Sarma, CDPO (Child Development Project Officer), delivered the welcome address, setting the tone for the event with his inspiring words about empowerment and inclusion.
His message highlighted the importance of ensuring equal opportunities for all, regardless of physical challenges.
Additionally, The event was anchored by Ashma Khan Chaudhary, Supervisor,Dispur Khanapara ICDS Project.
Special Highlights from the Token Distribution Ceremony:
Raj Pillay received Hearing Aids, enabling a better quality of life and communication.
Dilmaya Sharma was provided with a Tricycle (Large) and Elbow Crutch, empowering her to move independently.
Binod Poddar also received a Tricycle (Large) and Elbow Crutch, offering increased mobility and comfort.
Rumi Basumatary was given a Wheelchair (Medium), enhancing his ability to navigate with ease.
Hiya Haloi received a CP Chair, offering necessary support for better posture and comfort.
This noble initiative is a testament to the commitment towards promoting the welfare and empowerment and can continue to work towards an inclusive society where everyone has the tools and resources .
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